Project Manager l Upto $8000
Summary
IT Project Manager in Changi, Singapore, earning S$7,000–8,000/month, managing multiple ICT vendors to deliver projects and system enhancements in a structured, government-aligned enterprise environment. Day-to-day covers scope, budgets, schedules, UAT, SLAs and compliance; PMP/ITIL and knowledge of Oracle, SQL Server, AWS are pluses.
Salary: $7,000 – $8,000 per month
About the role
An experienced IT Project Manager role managing multiple ICT vendors and service providers to deliver projects and system enhancements. You will drive digital initiatives and ensure the smooth delivery of technology solutions in a structured enterprise environment.
Key responsibilities
Manage multiple ICT vendors and service providers to deliver projects and system enhancements on time and within budget.
Oversee project scope, budgets, schedules, quality and management reporting.
Coordinate requirements gathering, user acceptance testing (UAT), training and implementation.
Review project deliverables, including functional specifications, test plans, user guides and operational manuals.
Manage project risks, service requests, incidents and service-level agreements (SLAs).
Ensure compliance with IT governance, security policies, quality standards and organisational procedures.
Work with application, infrastructure and security teams to resolve technical issues and security vulnerabilities.
Monitor vendor performance and ensure compliance with contractual obligations.
About you
5–8 years of relevant IT project management experience.
Hands-on experience managing at least two complete project development life cycles.
Strong vendor management, stakeholder engagement and coordination skills.
Excellent analytical, problem-solving, communication and organisational abilities.
Knowledge of IT governance, project budgeting, risk management and security compliance.
Experience in the Singapore Government environment is advantageous.
PMP, ITIL or equivalent professional certifications (good to have).
Knowledge of Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, APIs, systems integration, Windows/Linux servers or AWS (good to have).
Experience with government IT procurement, governance and security standards (good to have).